
July SSLT Newsletter 2026 Special education continues to evolve as federal and state agencies update guidance, funding priorities, and educational policies. While the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) remains the law that protects students with disabilities, proposed changes to funding, staffing, and service delivery may impact how schools provide special education services. As…
You walk into the IEP meeting, and don’t recognize a single face. Has this happened to you? No shame in that, but knowing who is in that room is just as important as knowing what services your child is receiving. Quick Shout Tip #5: Write down the names and roles of everyone at the…
Small Moments Make a Big Difference Summer is a time for relaxation, family fun, and making memories. While children deserve a break from the structure of the school year, research has shown that some children can lose academic and language skills during extended breaks. The good news is that preventing summer learning loss doesn’t…

If IEP the plan feels off, check the foundation.

As we step into the new year, it’s crucial to prioritize your child’s academic progress.